Today is the day, guys! The Feminist Financial Handbook officially launched this morning, and I’m so excited. Writing this book took a lot of hours. I knew it would be a big effort before I took it on, but I never could have anticipated how rewarding the process would be. The Women Who Shared Their Continue Reading »
The capstone on our Florida trip was Disney World. We had gone not all that long ago, and I had politely put in a complaint about accessibility issues at the park. They offered me free tickets to compensate us for our troubles, so we tried again a few months ago. Things were mostly better this Continue Reading »
This past weekend, I took the kids to see Monster Jam Triple Threat. I initially wanted to go primarily to watch the enjoyment on my kids’ faces, but once we were there… It was pretty impressive. You got to vote for who you think should win each segment by ranking each truck’s performance with your Continue Reading »
With Valentine’s Day coming up, I’ve been wanting to do a new, holiday-centric piece. I wasn’t exactly sure where to take it this year, though. I wasn’t feeling incredibly sappy, so I instead went incredibly nerdy. I started thinking of all the DNA we all carry in each one of our cells. How that DNA Continue Reading »
While in Florida, I came across a sign when I was driving back from one of my many Walmart trips to my hotel on Estero Island: Mound House Archeological Site –> I was intrigued. I don’t know that I have ever visited an archeological site before. Historical sites, yes. Reenactment villages, for sure. But an Continue Reading »
My life has been anything but traditional. Most traditional life paths look like this–at least, if we millennials had gotten the opportunity to pursue the path our parents’ generation preached would lead to success: Go to college. Get married. Start a family. I’ve been married a couple times now, finished school nontraditionally, and had kids Continue Reading »